The 50 Most Popular All That’s Interesting Pictures

Published September 13, 2013
Updated December 1, 2020

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The Man Who Refused To Salute Hitler

August Landmasser

The story of August Landmasser is amazing as it is tragic. Landmasser fell in love with a Jewish woman who, before they could marry, was sent to a concentration camp. Before he would be sent to a labor camp, this picture captured Landmasser refusing to partake in the Nazi salute during a public rally in 1936.

The Most Popular All That Is Interesting Pictures: Dragon Falls

Dragon Falls Interesting Pictures

What You’re Advertised Versus What You’re Served

Advertised Fast Food

The Design Of Eixample, Barcelona

Barcelona

We won’t be able to do this article full justice, so you should read and see the phenomenal urban design of Eixample, Barcelona.

The Near-Extinction Of The American Bison

Bison Extinction

Once numbering in the hundreds of millions in the United States (that’s right, hundreds of millions), bison were hunted down to a mere thousand by 1890. Most of the story of how this happened can be inferred by the picture above.

The Haunted Hotel Of Colombia

Haunted Hotel

The Grandeur Of The Grand Teton

Grand Teton

The Buzludzha Monument Of Bulgaria

Interesting Pictures Buzludzha Monument

A relic of an era since lost, Bulludzha Monument was erected in 1981 as a monument to the Bulgarian socialist movement. The Communist government would soon fade away, as would the monument.

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Alec
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Alexander is a Brooklyn-based cofounder of All That's Interesting with an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia in History and Economics and an MSc from the School of Oriental and African Studies in Economics. He specializes in American history, the Cold War, and true crime.
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John Kuroski
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John Kuroski is the editorial director of All That's Interesting. He graduated from New York University with a degree in history, earning a place in the Phi Alpha Theta honor society for history students. An editor at All That's Interesting since 2015, his areas of interest include modern history and true crime.